la .pycyn. cu cusku di'e
> Not sure what {tai} does here, no NP after it.
{tai} is a selbri tag there, which means it implicitly tags {zo'e}.
> (I pass over {ci'omle},
> you're entitle to make your compounds mean whatever you want them to.)
{ci'omle} is an alternate form of {citmle}, which has been in the dictionary for a long time, but some prefer the sound of {ci'omle}. Both mean "cute". I guess I'll add {ci'omle} as well, didn't know it hadn't already been added.
> Saying all {lo gerku} refer to Dog is a retrograde step, back into the
> Jurassic levels of the history of {lo} and xorlo. It is occasionally
> true, but rarely, and -- given enough metaphysical argle-bargle --
> always true in a sense, but not one useful to point out in most cases.
Well, it can help some people to understand what {lo} really means, when other explanations didn't work.
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selpa'i
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